Former LAZ president Linda Kasonde says the formation of her Chapter One Foundation has been born from the growing threat on Human rights, constitutionalism and the rule of law in Zambia. In a statement, Friday,

Stakeholders have expressed mixed feelings about the proposed abolishment of grade seven examinations for primary school learners. National Action for Quality Education Zambia (NAQEZ) executive director Aaron Chansa says abolishment of the examination is not

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya says those who are calling for higher electricity tariffs have seen the reality. And Siliya says UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema should donate his generator to Bweengwa Hospital in Southern Province

Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says South African authorities have assured government that xenophobia will soon be controlled. And Kampyongo has warned Zambians living in South Africa to remain calm and avoid lawlessness because they

The Zambia Association of Manufacturers (ZAM) says Zesco should only consider a short term electricity tariff hike for the purpose of importing power to cushion the current power deficit. And ZAM vice-president Chipego Zulu says

Hakainde Hichilema has said it is hypocritical of government to condemn xenophobia in South Africa when the ruling party is ‘xenophobic’ towards “certain ethnic groupings”. And Hichilema has charged that the price of mealie meal

Millers Association of Zambia president Andrew Chintala has urged citizens to buy mealie meal from designated milling outlets to avoid being exploited by unscrupulous retailers. And Chintala has noted that the highest price of a

The Council of Churches in Zambia has rejected an invitation to make submissions to the select committee of the National Assembly citing unfairness among other things in the controversial Constitution Amendment bill number 10. And

A financial analyst has proposed an increase in electricity tariffs to cushion the current deficit that has seen power cuts of up to eight hours per day. Some parts of the country are experiencing load

Restaurant owners in Lusaka have complained that the escalating mealie meal prices is threatening their businesses, as clients insist on “bevula” which culminates into a loss. A market survey in selected retailers found a 25Kg